Dying without a Will or Trust in place could spell disaster. Not for you, obviously, but for your spouse, children, and other beneficiaries. The consequences of dying without a Will or Trust in place, start with your estate being subject to the intestate laws of the state in which you reside. It also means that […]
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Two Legal Documents Every Adult Should Have
Ready for college? Starting a career? Or have you been ‘at it’ for a while? The two legal documents every adult should have are: a Healthcare Power of Attorney (and/or Healthcare Directive) and a General Power of Attorney. As an estate planning law firm, we understand many Americans have taken the “I’ll get around to […]
Guardian Nomination – Who Will Raise My Children if I Die?
Who Will Raise My Children if I die? Guardian nomination is topic you will cover during your estate planning process. As a father, this question haunts me. As an estate planning attorney, I cannot imagine a more important question to answer. Regardless of how difficult this topic may be, parents of minors have a duty […]
Best Law Firms-St. Louis Small Business Monthly
Thank you! Welch Law was recently recognized “Best in Business” and “Best Law Firms” by St. Louis Small Business Monthly. Thank you to all our friends, customers, and business partners. Your support means the world to all of us. Thank you! Learn more about this award and vote on upcoming award categories by visiting St. […]
What Can You Learn About Estate Planning From Prince
Prince, a Legend Prince, well known (I say, legendary) musician, passed away two years ago this April. What he left behind is reminiscent of the life he lived, at least his life through the publics’ eye. On one hand, Prince left his fans with smooth instrumentals, cherished memories, and a legacy accessible through many music […]